Bill Gordon wrote to All <=-
I have noticed in Irex v2.31 that when I set up the outbound directory
as c:\irex\out\ the other directories appear. For instance, I receive FidoNet mail from my hub (3634) and setting his outbound directory as c:\irex\out\3634 \ I get another directory pop up c:\irex\out.06f\
Now, I know that 06f is HEX for 3634, but why does it appear? Another
hub is 57, and his outbound directory is set for c:\irex\out\57\ and I have another one pop up as c:\irex\out.039\. Again, 039 is HEX for 57.
But why are these directories appearing? The ones I have set for them
are NEVER used.
Now, I know that 06f is HEX for 3634, but why does it appear? Another
hub is 57, and his outbound directory is set for c:\irex\out\57\ and I have another one pop up as c:\irex\out.039\. Again, 039 is HEX for 57.
But why are these directories appearing? The ones I have set for them
are NEVER used.
I have noticed in Irex v2.31 that when I set up the outbound directory as c:\irex\out\ the other directories appear. For instance, I receive FidoNet mail from my hub (3634) and setting his outbound directory as c:\irex\out\3634 \ I get another directory pop up c:\irex\out.06f\
Now, I know that 06f is HEX for 3634, but why does it appear? Another
hub is 57, and his outbound directory is set for c:\irex\out\57\ and I have another one pop up as c:\irex\out.039\. Again, 039 is HEX for 57.
But why are these directories appearing? The ones I have set for them
are NEVER used.
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